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Economic planning in an age of climate crisis by Cockshott, Dapprich, and Cottrell is on Libgen (hexbear.net)
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Wasn't up for a while, but its there now.

Cockshott is a terf, and I hate that he is one of the best in the field of economic planning, but this book was interesting. Now you can read it without paying him lol

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[–] Parsani@hexbear.net 4 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

There is to a certain extent, Tomas Hardin works on ffmpeg and writes a bit about economic planning: https://www.haerdin.se/. Cockshott and Co make their work open source (you can find it on github) but it needs some work to say the least.

There is some discussion here as well: https://casperforum.org/

There is some opensource ERP software out there too and while not socialist it could be very useful.

There is also OGAS 2.0 developed by some guy in Russia, but I don't think its open source: https://cibcom.org/national-automated-system-of-computation-and-information-processing-ogas-2-0/